on 06-17-2009 11:11 AM
Hi alltogether,
I have one strange behaviour.
I created a TA order with just TAB items, did the purchase order which is completely free of charge, did the delivery and then the invoice.
In condition VPRS I have a cost price (avg.-mov.-price from material segment) instead of value 0 what I expected !!!
VPRS is configured same as in standard calc scheme!
VPRS B 4
Determine costs according to item category configuration (TVAP)
form kobed_004.
sy-subrc = 4.
if komp-kposn ne 0.
check: t001-bukrs = t001k-bukrs.
check: komp-werks ne space.
check: komp-evrwr = 'X'.
check: komp-fareg na '45'.
endif.
sy-subrc = 0.
endform.
Prestep
form kobev_004.
sy-subrc = 0.
endform.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks very long, very big
Wolfi
in copy control from delivery to invoice set invoice qty. to "E" for position type.
=> VPRS will then be 0,01 !
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HI Wolfi,
The transfer of cost to main item can configure in IMG-S&DBasic function-Free goods-condition techniquecontrol freegoods pricing-set transfer to cost items.
Set Transfer Of Costs To Main Item
In this IMG activity, you can configure the cost of free goods in the higher-level item of the sales document for display in Controlling (CO-PA).
You configure this control in the main item for the document flow from delivery to billing document.
Thnaks and Regards,
V.N.Murthy
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Thanks MOHAN,
but your answer doesn't match my problem.
Is it that difficult? Do I have to explain it in more detail?
Pls. let me know.
Thx.
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Hi,
me again.
Is it maybe wrong to map condition VPRS to material costs within CO-PA?
Do we maybe have to map EK01 or EK02 for material costs in CO-PA?
If yes, what do I have to do in my calc. scheme?
Thanks a lot to all of you!
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Hello Piotr,
you are right when delivery is from stock (like TAN)
but not when ordered via TAB item cat!
Isn't it?
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Hi once again,
my question is still not answered.
My understanding is, that condition VPRS just shows the avg. mov. price (in the invoice condition tab) when delivered from stock.
But when I order the part at the supplier it shows the cost price from the purchase order or cost price posted via MIRO!!!
So I'm wondering why it shows avg. mov.price when I order it free of charge at the supplier instead of value 0???
In addition I would like to know which condition should be mapped to material costs within CO-PA?
Thx to all!
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Hello,
If you are using moving average price valuation on stock VPRS always shows current value of stock eg.
If you bought 10 PC at price 12 $ and you got 2 PC for free (purchasing side posted in MIRO) you have a value on stock 12 $ and quantity on stock 12 PC.
Now if you do your free of charge sales order your VPRS condition will give you 1 $ / PC
Hi,
Unfortunetely this is standard SAP behaviour. VPRS is respposible for COGS (cost of goods sold) it always reads stock price for a given material. It is not 0 because even if you give it for free you had to pay for this item.
Usually VPRS is a condition that is not presented to customer (either statistial condition or accrual).
Talk with yourFI consultant or accountant and they will probably agree to leave it like this. If not copy your requirement and add
check: komp-prsfd = 'X'.
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